🔤 PhoneticGreek Keyboard Online – About This Keyboard

Greek is an Indo-European language spoken by about 13 million people. The 220 Latin Toggle layout displays Latin letters on keys while outputting Greek characters.

Greek 220 Keyboard uses left-to-right writing. The 220 layout maps Greek letters to their Latin visual equivalents, making it easier for those familiar with QWERTY layouts.

Use this virtual Greek keyboard online to write Greek on any device, even if your physical keyboard does not support it.

Click the keys or type on your physical keyboard. Text appears in the text box above. Use the Copy, Save, or Search buttons to export or look up your text.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I type Greek while seeing Latin key hints?

Greek Keyboard Online keeps Latin letters printed on the keys while outputting Greek characters, so you can rely on QWERTY muscle memory.

Does the keyboard support tonos and dialytika?

Yes. The accent keys (΄ and ΅) sit above the home row—tap them before the vowel to add tonos or dialytika/tonos combinations.

Can I copy or download my Greek 220 text?

Use the Copy button for the clipboard, Save (.txt) for Unicode exports, or launch Google/YouTube searches right from selected text.

Will the layout work on phones and tablets?

The editor adapts to touch devices, so you can type Greek 220 on phones or tablets while the Latin hints remain visible.

Does the keyboard remember my theme or layout settings?

Only harmless preferences—layout selection, toolbar state, dark/light mode—are stored locally, ensuring privacy while reopening ready to type.

Can I switch between Greek 220 Keyboard and standard Greek quickly?

Yes. Use the Layout dropdown to jump between Greek 220, standard Greek, English, or German keyboards in one click.

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